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** The third movie was the first time Cinderella had something serious to fight for and was in actual danger. It makes sense that she'd be more [[Badass]] than in the original movie.
* In the second movie, Prudence forbids Cinderella from inviting any commoners to palace festivals, despite the fact Cinderella herself was a commoner when she attended the ball in the first movie. She even points this out during a private rant about Prudence's restrictions.
* ''[[Cinderella (1950 film)|Cinderella]]'s'' step-sisters destroy the dress she's wearing with their bare hands after discovering that she made the dress out of the same materials they had on their dresses. A kid is reminded of fighting with her own siblings over things like clothes and thinks, "That's so mean!" An adult finds it disturbingly similar to sexual assault (or, if you ''really'' want to be perverted, a good, ol'-fashioned, clothes-rippin' [[Cat Fight]]).
** More [[Fridge Horror]] comes in when you realize that if the stepsisters have no problem assaulting Cindrella in such a fashion (no pun intended), then they and their mother may have physically abused Cinderella prior to this!
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* According to Cinderella, "A dream is a wish your heart makes". If one were to take this to be true, then hearts really love to wish for messed up things, and nightmares!
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